Mon amour au paradis

After the first episode, I thought, "how delightful!" The concept was new, surprising, and the characters drew you in. The people in the places feel real and believable in so many ways. Hae-sook character is layered with so many different facets and her relationship with Nak-Jun is so sweet.

Fast forward to the eighth or ninth episode, and it really started to slow down and become a bit tedious. At least for me. Glad I watched it. I would recommend watching it. The messaging questions so many cultural norms around aging and gender and religion - and it really is delightful in so many ways. 3/4 of the way through episode 12 I can honestly say, I'm glad that I am finally at the end.

I can't believe I'm saying this but the scripts by this screenwriter is the art of craftsmanship and integrity at its very best. All laughters and crying are intertwined with twist and turns of emotions. They are all interrelated based on past experiences of every character. The story unfolds slowly and meticulously leaving no doubts or questionable aspects of the characters. Also love how our pets go to heaven and become human whilst retaining their gestures, manners and characteristics. Always fun to see them around.

Thank you for such an uplifting sensation after watching. Love every plot of it ^_^

This is a really sweet drama, Kim Hye-Ja is always good, I love her character in this. She's so good at this type of sweet old lady who is actually sharp as a knife. I'm also enjoying Son Suk-Ku as her husband. He's such a versatile actor and this really shows off his range.

I like the combination of silly humour and deep and meaningful drama. It's very entertaining and I'm now thinking I'd better behave myself on earth so I don't end up in hell! I feel as though it's really clear that this heaven is a stopping off point so ignore reviews that question the way it's portrayed.

I've still got a few episodes left and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens in the end.

I loved this series. The characters are all so delicious. It starts with an elderly woman scraping to make ends meet as a loan shark with a good heart deep down. We discover she's been forced into this lifestyle since her husband was bedridden following an accident early in their marriage. Most of the action then takes place when she makes it to heaven. Too many spoilers I won't mention but theres a trip to hell, dogs and cats, winning lottery numbers and reincarnation in this one. So many hallmark k- drama moments... I laughed and cried. Kim Hye-Ja is amazing. All the characters well so well drawn, and lovable. I also liked that it wasn't 16 episodes long! I loved the plot twist near the end... so unexpected . Had me guessing right till the big reveal.

It's a show that everyone should watch, especially when walking through the fog of hardship.

The story uses fate as its compass, guiding the characters through a winding path of events.

It reminds us that fate, more profound than blood, is like an invisible thread weaving lives together - and our journey is shaped not by certainty, but by choice.

Here, fate isn't a stroke of luck, but a sacred bond silently pulling two people toward each other.

As much as I hesitate to say it, this series might strike a deeper chord after you've walked through a few chapters of life yourself.

Though the storyline isn't particularly fast-moving, it's the kind of tale that rewards those who wait with patience.